Murder Charge Looms In Brookville Man’s Death
Robert Tozer, 63, a Civil War veteran with a large pension, was found shot in the back on a Martin farm near Glen Campbell after boarding a train at Punxsutawney. Two foreigners, Velpra and Varionio, are jailed in connection with the case, with local officials pushing for a murder verdict. Investigators traced the crime to men seen with Tozer before his disappearance.
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Robert Tozer
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Bellwood
Thurston
Clear‘county
Tozer
Atrangers
McGeees
Glen
Campbell
Tadertaler
Nis
McGrady
Hell
Logan
Glen Campbell
McCrady
Scott -North
Thomas ‘Greeley
Bert’ Hoozer
Horeno
Velpra
Oroner
Gates
Rue
Veland Vargonia
Barn on Walker Farm Burns During Threshing
A barn on the AuWt Walker farm in Armstrong township burned Friday morning during threshing. Fire destroyed the building and its contents, estimated at about 700 dollars. Machinery had been moved out, and Mrs. Walker of Pittsburgh was notified. fire crews saved a temporary structure nearby.
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Walker
Armstrong Whoship
Jay Mae
Aga, Ia
Mr Walker
Fragmented OCR note hints at local disputes and schedules
The readable fragments reference a proposed street line or project, a Blairaville area, editors, and civic notes. Mentions include delaying snow plans and community remarks. Names and places are unclear, but imply local civic reporting and a hopeful, steady progression amid weather and planning discussions.
Kilohon Sinks Pfahphothed Farvetition of Indiana Male Promisea
Kilohon CEO announces new kitchen sinks by Clymer Manufacturing. G A Conrath leads rollout of roll rim sinks with concealed back hangers and two drain boards in three sizes 18x24, 18x30, and 20x30. company also markets flush toilet tanks and improved lavatories with soap dishes for sanitary use.
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Indiana
Teal
Clymer Manufacturing
Simetime
Promaca Sven
G. A. Conrath
Parti Gomatine
Con- Tath
Court Upholds Telford Rulings in Two Appeals
The Superior Court sustained Judge Telford in Wednesday rulings on two cases. First, Harry B. Clark of Glen Campbell was relieved from paying 375 dollars claimed by James S. Blair of town over a lumber deal in Rayne township. In the second, Mrs Myrtie K. Gay sought to stop L. E. Chambers from selling real estate at an execution against Charles C. Chambers. The trial court sanction and its affirmation by the Superior Court upheld the decision.
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Telford
Bunal
Harry B. Clark
Glen Campbell
James S. Blair
Town
Rayne Township
Indiana
Blair
Canoe Township
Myrtie EK. Gay
L. E. Chambers
Charles C. Chambers
Gay
L. H
Chambers
C. C.chambers
Indian Brewing Company Annual Meeting Reports Profit Outlook
The Indian Brewing Company held its annual meeting at the offices on Thursday. Manager John O D Skelton submitted last year’s report showing debt reduction and a plant in good condition for profits once business mood improves. Machinery upgrades included four new pumps funded by earnings and a six percent semi annual dividend was declared in January. The old board of directors was reelected with probable reappointment of former officers. Robinson family plans a reunion at the farm near Jacksonvilla on September 41 with details to follow. Summer Chautauqua in Punxsutawney collapsed after a two day session due to patronage, leaving a $350 deficit to be covered by 12 guarantors.
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Indian Brewing ‘Company
John OD. Skelton
Punxsutawney Baseball Fatal Crash Claims Local Youth
Fred Lockard son of Mr and Mrs James Lockard of Punxsutawney died at his parents home nine weeks after an injury sustained while sliding in a ball game. He was nephew of Mrs Willie McCastrey of North Seventh Street. Wesleyan Methodists hold tent meetings in town with services at 2:00 and 6:00. Dr W S Campbell of Punxsutawney called on residents. Miller and Steele noted as progress callers.
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Fred’ Lockard
Mra
James Lockard
Punxsutawney
Willie McCastrey
North Seventh Atreat
Samuel Barrett
Indlang
Thoraday
William Robiteon
Shelocta
Harry Dugan
School Street
Bilwood City
James G. Isher
Rossiter
Indiana
John 3. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Anna Bruce
East Oak Street
Greene ‘Ure
Wallace Stewart
Monessen
Frank Wood
South Bend
C. C. Pry
Myra
Greensburg
B. Wiggins
Vandergrift
D. H. Wiggins
Town
William H. Altiana
Strongstown
Indianapoks
Ind
Creekside
Craig Stump
Frmily
Uniontown
Stumpf
Milton Huffman
Blaides
J. L. Culp
South Sixth Street
John Appleby
Appleby & Peterson
Salamanca
Louise
Ardita [¢Vin
Aspinwall
A. §. Cunningham
Frank Lydick
Fort Morgan
Colo
George T. Buchanan
South Eleventh Street
W. A. Britton
H. Wallace Thomas
Elders Ridge
J. J. Miller
Pittsburg
J. Wood Clark
Lena White
Water Street
Pokone Pines
Monroe County
T. H.’ Gilbert
gon.Rodkey
Wayne Avenue
Niagara Falls
Gertrude Mauk
Zanesville
Ohio
A. ©. Parren
Grant Street
Vesta, Lowry
School
John A. Findley
Church Atreat
W. Rosa
Altoona
J. Retsman
Migs
Olga Bergman
W. PF. Elkin
John C
West Virginia
George Fulton
Wilkinsburg
Griffith Hills
Ghuroh Street
Wilam Robinson
Bolivar
Analynn
Eggar Longwill
Donal
South Tanth Street
Fury Murer
B. J. Glark
Harold
Joseph Wadding
Harry Kelly
Sharpsburg
Plumyfils
Kelly
Waang
Abd
Lewis Hay
Fifteenth Anniversary of Indiana Baptist Church Celebrated
Impressive ceremonies marked the fifteenth anniversary of the Indiana Baptist Church with Dr. H F King present pastor and Rev D W Swiggart and Rev A J Furman assisting. The event spanned Saturday and Sunday with devotional services, greetings from nearby congregations, historical sketches, and special music. The church, founded in 1858, now enrolls 253 with total 780 ever baptized 423 by baptism and 67 by death, 410 moved away.
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Indiana Baptist Church
H. F. King
D. W. Swiggart
Dunbar
A. J. Furman
Library
King
Migs A. Laura Butterbaugh
J. Thos. Davis
Blairsville
Rev. Furman
Swartz Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Swiggart
A. B. Runyan
Homer City
Samuel Purman
Samuel Furman
H. Taylog
Azariah Shadrach
William —Bhadrach
D. D
W. Swiggart
B. B. Henshey
HF. Klag
Saath
Injana
Indiana's oldest resident Elizabeth Moth turns 96 this week
Nearing tar century mark, venerable Indiana woman Mrs Elizabeth Moth was 96 on Monday. An all day family gathering at the Allison home honored her birthday with grandchildren, great grandchildren and many relatives from Punxsutawney Pittsburg Juneau Lovejoy Hellwood and Indiana attending.
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Indiana
Aer Uicnor
Elizabeth Moth
North
Laura Allison
Allison
Lex N Mitchell
Fila
William
Taylor North
Bina Larue
Carl
J. P. North
Olive
Mra
John North
Thomas North
Nora
Anna Almpson
Vere
Ray
Martha J. McCreight
Reverend Furman Guest at Anniversary Church Event
Allegany county and Water street were the setting as Rev J Furman of the Library attended the annual jubilee of the Baptist church. Furman, a Civil War veteran and former pastor who helped build the current edifice, was hosted by Mr and Mrs S F Warner. Post 38 G R R members extended greetings at the Warner home Saturday evening.
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Farmer Chaplin
J. Furman
Allegeheny County
F. Warrer
Water Street
Furman
Indiana Post
Post
Warner Home
Stanford and Cherry Tree Clash in 14 Innings Classic
Starford Indy edged Cherry Tree 7 to 6 after 14 innings in a fast clean game watched by a large crowd. The doubleheader series sees Starford win two of three as rivalry heats up with evening dancing and ample refreshments on the grounds.
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Cherry Tree
Starford
Husky Starford Indy
Starrford
Cherry Tree Gina
Tle
Raotera
Big County Fair Prepares With Improvements and Acts
Indiana County Agricultural Society readies for September exhibition with rebuilt Frances, new shed in front of stables, and Paul Batty's Bears as daily attractions. Bands from Big Run Pittsburg and Johnstown plan performances while racing circuit ties ensure a series of prime events featuring 2:20 and 2:12 trots and purses up to 900 dollars.
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Indiana County Agricultural Society
Frances
Paul ‘Batty
Big Run
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Henry I. Wilson
State Senate
Infiana
Sawmill Fire Destroys Blair Lumber Near Ligonier
The sawmill and 30,000 feet of lumber owned by James Blair and David Blair of town, near Ligonier in Westmoreland County, burned Friday night. Loss estimated at 5500 dollars. Wind may have spread flames from the engine to the lumber as workers stood distant. no insurance covered the loss.
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James
David Blair
Ligonier
Wentmoreland Co
William Balentine
Robbery arrest for two in Johnstown area
Owargad and Womgy were jailed on a robbery count after allegedly entering the Cramer Bros. store at Cramer on the night of July 12. About $1.50 in change from the money drawer and $3 in cash with 34 in stamps from the post office were taken. Jewelry, tobacco, groceries were later found at Mrs. Dubrow's home. Mrs. Dubrow, about 44, had previously served time for theft in the area.
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May
Womgy
Alice Dubrow
William Kelly
William Smith
Johnatown
Cramer
Cramer Bros
Dubrow
Indiana Normal Sets Record With Dorms Full For Fall
Indiana Normal leads state in enrollment as every room in the girls' department is engaged and faculty arrange off campus cottages for housing. Dr. James B D Ament reports higher figures than Millersville and West Chester, with plans for expansion, improved facilities, and new artesian well and storage plant to support a growing campus.
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Indiana Normal
Pennsylvania
Indiana
James BD. Ament
Millersville
West Chester
Ament
Inidiana
Muste
Edward Rowe
Pittburg
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Tadiaka
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Blairaville Batere
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Andigna Howe
Kilohon
Phafhothd
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Fleet Rewai
YHA
Chapmill
James F. ‘Chapman
Heenstad
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Yeaterday
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C. A. Campbell
Brushvalley
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J. H. Rhine
Stewart
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McFarland
Tillie “McCrea
Price
Ro-C. Walbeck
Wolfe
John A. Kelly
Rugh
Emma Campbell
Hyans
Irvin L. McCauley
Cresswell
Carrie L. Rhine
Simons
Ralph McLaughlin
Clyde McCrea
Brushyalley
Mechanicsburg
Craceton
Flora Wilson
Elizabeth Bracken
J.B. Simons
Bradenbaugh
Eleanlor Tuck
Upper Homer
Wallace Agay
Risinger
Mary Q Gardner
Arvilta Snyder
Lytle
Joseph White
Brush Hollow
Mary Laney
Cross. Roads
Alva
Myers
D.P. Mitler
McFeaters
Roxie Kinter
McCombs
Iva M. Gilbergon
Elgin Shirley
Uneveryhill Gresnville
Upper LL
Ada Lower
Hazel Groft
Diamondville
Ray G. Wealte
Maude McGuire
Manor
O. J. Patterson
Widdowson
Robart
D. Fyock
McGaughrey
Vera Simpson
Agehea Groft
Rich Hil
Mary Widdowsson
Kellar
Carrie Moose
Swamp
Martha Gibson
Bley Moyme Schrecengoat
Spruce
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Dr. King
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Fuenan
Stanford
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Noah Loki
Washington
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David McVardle
Homer
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